When this PR agency's founders brought me their new office in Khar, the space was 750 square feet of bare walls and floor tiles — and a brief that asked a lot of it: seat twenty-eight people, hold the energy of a young, fast-moving team, and make sure anyone walking in understood exactly whose office this was.

We built up from the shell. The founder's cabin and the conference room are framed in glass and ply — private enough to hold a real conversation, open enough that neither room feels shut off from the rest of the floor. Long desks run along the longest walls of the corridors, because in a space this size, every wall has to earn its keep — storage, seating and circulation all sharing the same few feet without crowding each other.

Mint green carries the agency's own brand colour through the office, set against dark wood, white, brass, and a few quiet framed graphics rather than anything louder.

In the conference room, a sculptural fibreglass based table with a glass top anchors the space. The "M&M" lettering on the wall is a company monogram. It's a small PR agency office in Khar, Mumbai, but it doesn't read that way. Every desk gets daylight, every cabin gets a window or a glass wall, and twenty-eight people move through 750 square feet without ever feeling like they're in each other's way.